2007

March

March 24 is Shutdown Day
Globe and Smart in Fast Company Fast 50
Light a candle for children in online child pornography
Endangered plant as dollar earner

2006

August

LittleThingsCount.org
This site is officially earth friendly

July

Socially Responsible Travel

May

Opportunity International
Socially Responsible and Environmentally Friendly Web Hosting
H 2... oh, that's much simpler part 2

April

Heal thyself
Mindanao telecentre situation
news roundup 04.06.06

March

news roundup 03.30.06
Young Eco-Heroes of the Philippines
H 2... oh, that's much simpler
Vote for the best Fight Global Warming ad
Asia Pacific Advertising Festival
HMMMM... BOP
Reuters AlertNet
news roundup 03.22.06
nonprofits aren’t the answer to ending poverty
news roundup 03.16.06
design for sustainability
elsewhere 03.15.06
news roundup 03.15.06
link goodness
news roundup 03.14.06
SCRATCH #2: paper CD case
news roundup 03.13.06
Clean Design 2006 winners
Free the Eleven
Children in jail 2
Green Printing
PBS GlobalTribe
Proudly Philippine made
1% For The Planet
Children in jail
Biking for charity

February

Trafficking of orphaned children
Earth-friendly diapers
Alternative news
homelessness (just some thoughts)
PREDA Fair Trade
Bottled water bad
Projects
Recycled toys
More social campaigns
BiD Challenge 2006: Make Poverty Reduction your Business
Freecycle Philippine Chapter
Personal Finance Tips
Searcher or Planner?
Telecenters
DIY solar panels
Fast Company Social Capitalist Awards
Flipping for nonprofits
Ads with a message
What the?!?!?!?!
SCRATCH #1: pocket organizer
Asking the right questions

January

Help from Hawaii
Fil-Am doctors come home for medical mission
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SCRATCH #1: pocket organizer

Here’s something that would be useful, not just for anyone, but for nonprofit professionals as well. Head on over to pocketmod and make a disposable pocket organizer.

Remeber to use scratch paper when printing it out. This is a good opportunity to use all of that used/discarded paper lying around the office.

Asking the right questions

Great find from Beth’s Blog about whether or not nonprofits should adopt the latest online technology for their advocacy programs. Read it here.

Help from Hawaii

Poor families in Paco, Manila are getting help from the Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation in the form of a program called Healthy Start.

Healthy Start is a program designed to promote healthy childhood growth and development and prevent child abuse and neglect.

The program is being run in the area with the help of a local group called Families and Children for Empowerment and Development Inc. (FCED). The article states that they have sent people from FCED to Hawaii to learn about Healthy Start.

Isle-based agency helps poor families (via Star Bulletin)

Fil-Am doctors come home for medical mission

Physicians for Peace are sending a group of Fil-Am doctors to the Philippines for a medical mission.

It’s always good to hear news about our kababayans coming home to help out. Although I do wish they would stay for good.

Payback time: Fil-Am doctors return home (via Inq7.net)